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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
5
The Watercott Store in Henry Illinois touts cut price success driven by high quality Watercart goods and low prices. It claims daily sales records far surpassing regional stores and promises savings from a fifth to a half off usual prices across departments last quarter and this season.
Incredible selection of trimmed hats offered at low prices. Hundreds of the latest summer models showcase the milliner’s art with style beauty and richness. The exhibit and sale draws the largest business in department history.
An inspection of stock highlights a comprehensive exhibit of jackets coats tailored suits shirtwaist outfits walking skirts and undergarments. The store urges a visit to view newest fashions and notable savings across ladies and misses wear including fur furnishings and hosiery.
Local notices describe the Pavilion park and restaurant open daily and events at Henry with a planned July celebration. Mentions mortgage listings, rent ads, and sales of cattle and hedge posts. Worded as a series of short items about visitors, theater, and community arrivals.
Local items describe visits from Peoria and Savanna residents, farm prospects, and upcoming events. Mentions Clare Brown and family in Chicago, Miss Alice Kern’s flawless school record, and Peoria Shamrocks vs Henry Reds game at Pavilion Park. Also notes rail changes, postal updates for Canada, and memorial services.
Weather turns warm and customers urged to buy well made suits from a store claiming top quality and individual style. The ad highlights that each Evers suit is tailored to the wearer and promotes a full range of summer clothing and house furnishings.
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